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Dear Friend, Please enjoy this highly uplifting book that expounds upon the value and origins of our English liturgy (Book of Common Prayer). This PDF is now in public domain […]

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Witnesses of Our Continued Orthodox faith

OCC has recognized Ecclesiastical authority in the Orthodox and Roman churches, to administer sacraments to their visiting members, as they to ours, although “not in communion” with their jurisdiction (meer informatie).
OCC Celebrates over 1,000 Celtic Saints which flourished before Augustine the Roman arrived in 597AD(while complaining to his Pope Gregory about the deeply established churches and Bishoprics there in Britain and Gaul).
The Orthodox worldwide celebrate the First Century Bishop of Britain, St Aristobulus, assistant of the Holy Apostle St Andrew.
The Council of Arles 314AD was the First Ecumenical Church Council (according to Augustine of Hippo). It was attended primarily by the Celtic Clergy of Britain and Gaul.
The Second Council of Constantinople 381AD affirmed the Celtic independence: “the Churches that are without the Roman Empire should be governed by their ancient customs”.
Orthodox Patriarch Cyril Lucarius of Constantinople (1572-1638) enforced a Protestant Creed fully in support of Calvinism.
Archbishop Parker of Canterbury promised Calvin that England would “Haar episcopaat behouden; maar niet zoals van paus Gregorius, die Augustinus de monnik hierheen stuurde, maar van Jozef van Arimathea. " (“The Life and Acts of Archbishop Parker ” By John Strype, Published in 1711.)
All Eastern Patriarchates together with the Tsars of Russia have often formally agreed Britain is an independent Orthodox jurisdiction from the First Century. (“History of the Nonjurors…” by Lathbury)
The Russian Orthodox decided in 1907 that the English BCP Liturgy is Canonical, rooted in the Sarum Missal and purely Orthodox.
Gildas writing in 542AD, states: “We certainly know that Christ, the True Sun, afforded His light, the knowledge of His precepts, to our Island in the last year of the reign of Tiberias Caesar”, 37AD. Augustine came only to convert the newly arrived Saxons which were still at war with the British and its church.
Cardinal Baronius admitted about the rival Bishoprics British and Gaul (as also several popes have) that Britain received the Gospel by 37AD, and that:
“We have said in our notes to the Roman Martyrology that, ‘to the Galatians’ must be corrected in the place of ‘to the Gauls'[Modern France].”
In Baronius’ “Annales Ecclesiastici,” he asserted distinctly that St Peter preached in Britain, quoting Metaphrastes, that “about the year of Our Lord, 58, St Peter was preaching in the West, particularly in Britain.”
St Chrysostom, Patriarch of Constantinople, in 402AD, wrote “The British Isles which lie beyond the sea, and which lie in the ocean, have received the virtue of the Word. Churches are there found and altars erected. There thou should’st hear all men everywhere discussing matters out of the Scriptures.” (Chrysostom, ‘Orat O Theo Xristos)
Rhygyfarch’s Life of Saint David (c. 1090) of Wales states Saint David (c. 550AD) was anointed as an archbishop by the Patriarch of Jerusalem, a position confirmed at the Synod of Llanddewi Brefi by popular acclaim.

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The ENGLISH LITURGY - Daily Divine Services (Zonsopgang en zonsondergang "tijden van wierook")

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De ochtenddienst van vandaag Called the canonical "First Hour" (Sections around Sunrise time)

De avonddienst van vandaag (Sections around Sunset time)

Our community promotes everyone to follow in the traditional Orthodox prayers (AKA canonical hours etc), although not as strict as some liberal Anglicans nor as strict as some non-denominational fundamental circles that say you must kneel for hours every morning etc. Find your style, and compliment your relationship with the Lord. Use what you find meaningful in the services, and do it at the normal times. Anyone will agree it's good to start your day and end your day with God. The Anglican liturgy has been accepted by Orthodoxy and may be used as a good summarized and compliant form (It combines all the hours of prayer into two main services.). The version for Clerics is more in-depth and is more in the established style of Benedictine Monasticism.
From early times the order of Culdees had at least the rule of St Columba of Maelruan, of Chrodegan, of Comgall, of Columbanus which are all full of the mandates to pray the Scriptures at the times of prayer.
(Neem contact op for in-depth listings or see the liturgical home devotions by Cosin), or You can now Order a Copy in Large Print, in hardback. It's a great tool to keep up with the daily prayers.
As is widely recognized to be Orthodox, we carry the English Orthodox Liturgy (Book of Common Prayer). Please put to use at least some of the daily canonical hours of prayer in your home prayer closet.

Free Tools:

One great guide to the Hours of Prayer is:
de Hours of Prayer Collection of Private Devotions ONLINE PDF VERSION by Cosin.

Today's Psalter (30 day cycle)

Lezingen uit het Oude en Nieuwe Testament van vandaag: https://www.dailylectio.net/

Zing met ons in de kracht van het gebed in overeenstemming dat Zijn koninkrijk komt en gedaan wordt op aarde, dat we eerst Zijn wetbestuur zoeken voor Zijn heilige / afzonderlijke naties.
DOE MEE MET ONS IN DE DAGELIJKSE GEBEDEN inclusief de Psalter, Canticles, Collects, en Lectionary voor Morning en Evensong.

Malachi 1:11 "Want vanaf het opgaan van de zon tot het ondergaan van haar zal Mijn naam groot zijn onder de heidenen; en overal zal aan Mijn naam wierook worden geofferd, en een zuiver offer: want Mijn naam zal wees groot onder de stammen, zegt YAHWEH der heerscharen. "
KOMEN SAMEN OVEREEN IN DE DAGELIJKSE GEBEDSGANGSWIJZIGINGEN:

Ga direct naar: Psalmen van vandaag

Week 1: Dagen 1 t / m 7, Psalm 1 t / m 37.
Week 2: Dagen 8 t / m 14, Psalm 38 t / m 74.
Week 3: Dagen 15 tot en met 21, Psalm 75 tot 106.
Week 4: Dagen 22 t / m 28, Psalm 107 t / m 138.
Week 5: Dagen 29 tot en met 31, Psalm 139 tot en met 150.

Communion and Inter-Communion
St Andrew's and St Joseph's Orthodox Church of the Culdees has a welcoming inter-communion network. Such practices are similar but not limited to other Celtic Culdee jurisdictions such as +Abbot David Smith, Abbot General, Order of the Culdee, or Archbishop MacKillop at St Brendan's Orthodox Church of the Culdees, or Bishop Kennedy's Keltisch-orthodoxe kerk, etc.
We are of established canonical orthodoxy, which in it's pure form welcomes a plethora of tradition. Orthodox is defined by adopting at least one of the Ecumenical Church Councils, practicing the Sacraments, and having Apostolic Succession.

OCC practices inter-communion loosely with any who have shown they practice a closed communion, meaning they ensure all members are converted to the mainstream Gospel of Jesus Christ (confessing and turning from all sin, are Baptized, Confirmed etc).
However full Communion with St Andrew's OCC is only granted by certification with such ministries which practice not only a closed communion, but also make room for the expanded festivals as they have availability of ministers (the Saturday liturgies and are implementing the Biblical 7 high holy days, as practiced by our Church Fathers).

Subscribe to: https://youtube.com/thebrunswickers wolfenbuttel.info © Copyright 2007 - Present, incl. "Dukedom of Brunswick" film by Galatia Films, LLC © Copyright 2009. The House of Brunswick is under covenant obligations to serve the Culdees' Church, ie the institutes of St Gall and St Othmar. As was earlier established by the Imperial German house: Culdees' Order was the standard for Charles Martel and His Chancellor Bishop Chrodegang.

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